Table 2-29 ENPLANEMENT COMPARISON Previous Current Year Actual TAF <strong>Master</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> <strong>Master</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> 1983 172,679 1984 163,620 1985 172,966 1986 193,813 1987 180,653 1988 221,651 1989 256,345 1990 268,354 1991 260,172 1992 299,996 1993 280,529 280,529 1994 302,819 295,114 1995 314,540 310,457 1996 346,708 326,598 1997 364,737 343,578 1998 361,994 361,440 1999 367,618 380,232 2000 331,363 400,000 2001 265,199 295,340 413,987 2002 260,190 271,376 428,463 2003 271,161 293,799 443,445 2004 301,785 458,952 295,308 2005 309,913 475,000 321,605 2006 318,041 489,134 350,244 2007 326,169 503,688 381,433 2008 334,297 518,675 415,400 2009 342,425 534,108 422,344 2010 350,553 550,000 429,404 2011 358,681 568,686 436,582 2012 366,809 588,008 443,880 2013 374,937 607,985 451,300 2014 383,065 628,642 458,379 2015 391,193 650,000 465,569 2016 399,321 472,871 2017 407,449 480,289 2018 415,577 487,822 2019 423,705 495,474 2020 431,833 503,246 2021 440,555 511,139 2022 449,452 519,157 2023 458,530 527,300 Note: Projected years for each study identified with a box, other years extrapolated. Sources: <strong>Capital</strong> Region <strong>Airport</strong> Authoriy, TAF, and previous <strong>Master</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> Compiled by Reynolds, Smith and Hills, Inc. <strong>Capital</strong> Region <strong>Airport</strong> Authority <strong>Capital</strong> <strong>City</strong> <strong>Airport</strong> <strong>Master</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> <strong>Update</strong> Aviation Demand Forecast 2-46 Final
Table 2-30 OPERATIONS COMPARISON <strong>Capital</strong> Region <strong>Airport</strong> Authority <strong>Capital</strong> <strong>City</strong> <strong>Airport</strong> <strong>Master</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> <strong>Update</strong> Total Operations Commercial Service Operations <strong>Master</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> <strong>Master</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> Year Actual TAF MASP Previous Current Actual TAF Previous Current 1983 121,659 20,675 1984 115,217 19,749 1985 138,764 19,237 1986 147,242 22,104 1987 162,419 26,400 1988 159,874 29,072 1989 136,012 27,556 1990 145,614 31,835 1991 144,669 34,519 1992 150,775 36,102 1993 131,292 135,302 34,275 41,880 1994 134,640 138,527 41,518 42,686 1995 127,396 141,829 37,778 43,507 1996 114,532 145,210 39,153 44,345 1997 112,670 148,671 40,029 45,198 1998 113,566 152,215 39,695 46,068 1999 121,599 155,843 42,243 46,955 2000 120,228 160,000 42,708 50,000 2001 100,403 100,403 163,814 34,948 34,948 50,962 2002 97,934 97,934 93,802 167,719 28,857 28,857 51,943 2003 92,421 99,058 94,013 171,716 29,360 29,882 52,943 2004 99,776 94,224 175,809 96,332 30,500 53,962 32,284 2005 100,493 94,860 180,000 100,408 31,118 55,000 35,500 2006 101,209 95,765 182,905 104,656 31,736 55,966 39,036 2007 101,927 96,678 185,856 109,084 32,354 56,948 42,924 2008 102,646 97,600 188,856 113,700 32,973 57,948 47,200 2009 103,364 98,530 191,903 114,952 33,591 58,965 47,823 2010 104,083 99,470 195,000 116,218 34,210 60,000 48,455 2011 104,801 100,537 198,845 117,498 34,828 60,968 49,095 2012 105,519 101,615 202,766 118,792 35,446 61,952 49,743 2013 106,238 102,705 206,765 120,100 36,065 62,952 50,400 2014 106,956 103,807 210,842 121,194 36,683 63,968 50,833 2015 107,675 104,921 215,000 122,298 37,302 65,000 51,269 2016 108,393 106,046 123,412 37,920 51,710 2017 109,111 107,184 124,536 38,538 52,154 2018 109,830 108,333 125,671 39,157 52,602 2019 110,548 109,495 126,816 39,775 53,054 2020 111,267 110,670 127,971 40,394 53,509 2021 111,870 129,137 40,703 53,969 2022 112,477 130,313 41,014 54,432 2023 113,087 131,500 41,328 54,900 Note: Projected years for each study identified with a box, other years extrapolated. Sources: <strong>Capital</strong> Region <strong>Airport</strong> Authoriy, TAF, and previous <strong>Master</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> Compiled by Reynolds, Smith and Hills, Inc. Aviation Demand Forecast 2-47 Final
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